Second-year Lundquist College of Business PhD student Keiondre McAllister will present his paper titled "Amateur to Pro: Navigating Turbulence in Intercollegiate Athletics" at the Western Academy of Management (WAM) conference in British Columbia, Kelowna, from March 19–21. His research examines how collegiate athletic organizations adapt to institutional changes while maintaining legitimacy amidst commercialized, market-driven opportunities.
PhD Program, Lundquist College of Business
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Developing scholars who are productive business researchers and effective teachers.
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The PhD program at the University of Oregon's Lundquist College of Business is rigorous and challenging, yet small and collegial. Students join a close-knit professional and social community where individual faculty members provide collaborative apprenticeship opportunities and offer mentoring for years to come. Our PhD graduates go on to rewarding and meaningful careers in academia, ranging from teaching colleges to prestigious research-intensive universities, both in the United States and abroad.
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Congratulations to Fifth Year Finance PhD Candidate Yuwen(Hannah) Y., who recently accepted an offer to become an Assistant Professor of Finance at Oregon State University this coming fall!
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Proud to share exciting publication news from 2022 Management PhD Grad Ouafaa Hmaddi and current Lundquist professors Lauren Lanahan and Alex Murray
Thrilled to share that our paper with Lauren Lanahan and Alex Murray "Tracing entrepreneurial spillovers" was just published in Research Policy! This one is really special to me - it started as a summer project in my second year of PhD and finally made it through review during my second year as faculty. Using the U.S. State Small Business Credit Initiative (#SSBCI) program, we found that for every $1 invested through large institutional funding, $0.50 is generated approximately in spillovers measured through additional entrepreneurial investment in the local ecosystem through crowdfunding. Our analysis also revealed that these spillovers were more pronounced when funds were distributed across a broader number of small businesses (scope), rather than concentrated in fewer, larger investments (scale). Through this research, we highlight how government programs can catalyze broader entrepreneurial activity in ways that extend well beyond their direct beneficiaries. By tracing both successful and failed entrepreneurial attempts, we provide a more complete picture of how institutional investments shape local entrepreneurial ecosystems. Want to dive deeper into what we found? Check out the paper here:?https://lnkd.in/ekqX9uFE
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Fourth Year Lundquist Accounting PhD Candidate Tim Messenger will be moderating the “4.01 Concurrent - Taxes & Investment” session at the 37th Annual American Taxation Association (ATA) Midyear Meeting in Dallas, Texas on Friday, February 21. Tim's research interests on are international taxation and cross-border decision making.
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Catch up on our latest news and meet our new PhD Director, Associate Professor of Marketing Ryan Rahinel: https://lnkd.in/gfpTrSTq
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Congrats to Lundquist alum @Brian Williams (ACTG '15) on being named one of Poets&Quants 2024 Best Undergraduate Professors! https://bit.ly/3ZkdNFo
"Brian Williams has made a remarkable impact on students and significantly contributed to the intersection of accounting and technology. He currently serves as the youngest full professor at the Kelley School of Business, where his student-centered approach has earned him numerous accolades across diverse areas of teaching." Congrats to Brian Williams on being named one of Poets&Quants 2024 Best Undergraduate Professors! https://bit.ly/3ZkdNFo
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Check out new research from Lundquist alum Nathan Warren (MKTG PhD '21) to be published in the January 2025 issue of Journal of Business Research: https://lnkd.in/gQvrMATT
New research: New technologies mean that customers don't always have privacy while selecting tip amounts. Sara Hanson and I find that customers don't always tip more when they feel watched. However, they are far less likely to recommend or return to the business. When customers feel watched, they feel less generous, but more pressure to tip. Managerial takeaway: make sure customers feel they have privacy while tipping. Press release & publication linked below. BI Norwegian Business School The Marketing Department at The Robins School of Business, University of Richmond The Conversation U.S. Square Toast Favrit DoorDash Instacart Uber PhD Program, Lundquist College of Business
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Congratulations to our alum Dr. Vassilis Dalakas (MKTG PhD '99) on his recent award as the 2024 Sports MBA Faculty of the Year at San Diego State University! This award was presented at this week's graduation (with Dean Dan Moshavi (UO MGMT PhD '98) presiding!)
THANK YOU, SDSU Sports MBA Class of 2024 for this great honor! It really means a lot. Congratulations on graduating! Wishing you all the best as you embark on your #sportsbiz careers!
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One slide and three minutes - that's all the competitors were able to use in UO's annual Three Minute Thesis competition on November 21. Congratulations to Lundquist's own Abby Frank, Marketing PhD Candidate, who took third place with her presentation titled "Race Against the Machines: How and Why Consumer-Generated Bots Affect Brand Attitudes" and to Brian Downs, Management PhD Candidate, who made it to the finals after an exciting preliminary phase featuring 30 competitors. Way to go Abby and Brian!
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We are delighted to share this news from one of our esteemed Lundquist Accounting PhD grads, Khaled A. Abdulsalam ('21)
1st published paper! One is done, and more to come! Thanks for all the support from the Lundquist College of Business PhD Program and Kuwait University